Aims: To assess the influence of human-induced disturbances on bird communities. Study
Design: Longitudinal study. Place and Duration of Study: Four forests;-Kion/Zaraninge …

Species-rich tropical forests are becoming increasingly fragmented, degraded and are
declining due to human activities, threatening the survival of avian species that depend on …

Anthropogenic disturbances have been found to be one of the key drivers of changes in bird
populations as observed with dramatic consequences among the bird assemblages of …

Wetland natural grasslands are important habitats for avian populations throughout the
world. Unfortunately the increase of human population and rise in demand for settlements …

Tropical forests are increasingly threatened by anthropogenic activities often resulting in
habitat and biodiversity loss. To effectively manage and protect these areas, it is important to …

The study assessed factors that influenced bird‐habitat preference, diversity, and spatial
distribution in Mole National Park. Birds were identified using point count sampling method …

The East African coastal forests are subject of haphazard modification following
anthropogenic pressures including tree cutting and clearing for agriculture. These activities …

I examined the lingering effects of past timber management practices on the vegetation
structure and bird community of Kibale National Park, Uganda. I compared four forest …

Conservation of avian biodiversity in landscapes under immense anthropogenic pressures
is dependent on sound population data that could guide informed conservation strategies …

Forest fragmentation and degradation leads to formation of modified habitats whose ability
to support existing avifaunal diversity is still largely unknown. Bird diversity in indigenous …